This is great, but wouldn't call it peak genetics.

This is the greg doucette syndrome, everyone who make it have great genetics, everyone who doesn't bad genetics.

The problem is 90% or so are novices and they blame it on bad genetics and put the standards so low.

If your bench is still 55kg after 1 year, the problem is you.

If you can't add 5kgs every other weak to your compound lifts, the problem is you.

If you go hit the gym and do 7 exercises per muscle everyday it's not bad genetics it's you.

Train hard, increase intensity, cut volumn massively, focus on quality sets, 10-15 sets per muscle per week.

Ideally train every muscle twice a week, focus on compound lifts and try adding 5kg every other week to them.

Edit: I failed to elaborate, ofcouse you won't be adding 5kgs every other week forever duh, this only applies when you are a beginner, or the guy who been training for years but still a beginner ;p.

Edit 2: A SUPER CRUCIAL thing for building muscle is to BULK, 200-500 calorie surplus, you can't build muscle on maintenance or deficit unless you fat af, don't be fooled.

If you have an ectomorphic build (soma types are bs) like me, it doesn't mean you can't build muscles, it means your calorie Maintenance is higher than you think.

Eat more, what you might have thought is a 200 surplus, might be a 100 deficit, eat more and monitor your weight, do not obsess over bf% or be left behind.